Ramuc's Hi Build Epoxy Swimming Pool Paint offers a hard, tough, durable finish with unsurpassed stain, chemical, and abrasion resistance. These epoxy paints can be built to 20 mils and more, offering smoothing qualities on rough surfaces. Because of their chemical cure, these epoxies are the paint of choice for indoor and outdoor pools.

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RAMUC coatings are rapidly becoming the paints of choice for longest lasting application of concrete, gunite, plaster, marcite, fiberglass pools and spas. CANNOT be applied to chlorinated rubber, metal, wood.

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• * EP Hi Build offers the longest lasting protection of any RAMUC pool paints.
• Builds up to 8 mils dry per coat to a hard satin finish. (Mix ratio 1:1)
• Packaged in a 2 gallon kit.
• Renovates aged concrete, plaster, and fiberglass surfaces
• Up to eight or more years of service life
• Satin finish
• Abrasion and chemical-resistant
• Superior choice for spas and other fiberglass surfaces.
• Self-priming
• Two-coat system on bare surfaces
• Alternative to replastering at one-third the cost
• Closed containers have a shelf life of 5 years
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• Application: Roller/Brush/Spray
• Mixing: Mechanically mix
• Fill Time - Outdoor: 5-7 dry days
• Fill Time - Indoor: 10 days
• Clean-Up: Ramuc Thinner
• Limitations:
  Three-hour "pot life" when component A and B are mixed together.
  Do not apply to a weak or unsound surface.
  Non-tintable

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**New concrete must be cured 28 days before painting
**Adhesion will be adversely affected on concrete surfaces treated with a curing agent.